Arizona

Hoover Dam, once known as Boulder Dam Black Canyon of the Colorado River, on the border between the US states of Arizona and Nevada.

California

Yosemite National Park 

Sequoia Yosemite National Park California

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Miniature Japanese Garden, Mission Cliff Gardens San Diego,  CA

Looking down California Street Toward Market San Francisco Cable Cars

San Francisco California, Cable Cars Post marked SEP 15 1914

Air View Showing Los Angeles City and Coliseum Los Angeles, California

Pennsylvania

Electric Map is a 30 minute presentation of the Gettysburg Civil War battle. The map closed on April 13th, 2008 Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

1913

Lincoln Park, Lagoon and Grant Monument Chicago, Illinois

South Dakota

212 Tunnel and Bridge on Iron Mountain Road Black Hills South Dakota

Mount Rushmore Memorial through the tunnel on Iron Mountain Road.  Black Hills, South Dakota

Corn Palace Cost $275,000.00, with a cost of $10,000.00 in corn, today's cost is unknown. Mitchell, South Dakota

Colorado

Civic Center and City Building, Denver, Colorado

Mesa Verde National Park, Mesa Verde, Spanish for green table Colorado Mesa Verde National Park,

Mesa Verde, Spanish for green table

Mesa Verde National Park Colorado

Million Dollar Highway

The Million Dollar Highway stretches for about 25 miles (40 km) in western Colorado and follows the route of U.S. 550 between Silverton and Ouray, Colorado

Million Dollar Highway

The Million Dollar Highway stretches for about 25 miles (40 km) in western Colorado and follows the route of U.S. 550 between Silverton and Ouray, Colorado

Wyoming

1950

Chittenden Bridge and Mt. Washburn Arch Bridge spans the Yellowstone River 8-3-1950 Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

 Yellowstone Pool Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

Yellowstone Artist Lookout Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming  Wyoming  Park, Wyoming

Morning Glory Pool Yellowstone National Park,

Crested Pool and Castle Geyser Cone Yellowstone National

Daisy Geyser Yellowstone National

Michigan

Cows, Caledonia, Michigan

Caledonia Sheep

Grand Rapids City Hall. Michigan

CW Post, Battle Creek, Birth place of Post Cereal Michigan

Detroit Opera House Michigan

A ship in Escanaba at ore docks Michigan

Harbor Springs Hotels at and near. Michigan

Washington Street Hart Michigan

 John Ball Park Grand Rapids, Michigan

1908

John Ball Park Grand Rapids, Michigan

1910

John Ball Park Grand Rapids Michigan

A Michigan Lake

The pines Hartwick Memorial Park Grayling Michigan, this must of change to Hartwick Pines State Park 9-4-1949, Labor day camping of the family. Michigan

 STR South American It was built by the Great Lakes Engineering at Ecorse Michigan. It was launched on February 21, 1914 and retired from regular passenger service in 1967 and scrapped in 1992

 Ship South American From 7-8-1957 On the back of the card: The Georgian Bay line sister ships SS North American SS South American. Deluxe Great Lakes Cruises - between buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Mackinac Island, Munising, Houghton, Duluth and Chicago. All outside Cabins - Oil Fueled - A radar - Ship to Shore Phone - Exclusively Passenger Service unsurpassed Cuisine.

New State Ferry Dock, St. Ignace, Michigan Southbound Autos await loading at new Michigan State Ferry Dock, St. Ignace, Mich. Huge, ultramodern Auto Carrier and Ice Breaker "Vacationland" discharges and loads while S..S. Munising clears for run across Straits of Mackinac.

Steamship Christopher Columbus on the Chicago -

1949 

Milwaukee Route. July 22 1922 SS Milwaukee Clipper 6-5-1949, Two adults and two kids cost $12.00 for the trip

Steamship Missouri 

Toonerville Trolley and Tahquamenon Falls River Trip This trip is still there. It cost in 2004 about $15 each, it went up to $42 when it was sold. A 5 1/2 mile ride over an old narrow gauge logging road through Michigan's wildest game area where no automobile can travel. The trolley stops at Hunter's mill where passengers embark on a 21 mile cruise to the Tahquamenon Falls. The trolley is boarded at Soo Junction, Michigan.

Toonerville Trolley and Tahquamenon Falls River Trip Michigan

Sault Saint Marie Freighter Down Bound passing through Sabin lock, Sault Ste. Marie, 

Mich. Michigan Irish Hills Michigan, Twin Towers

Irish Hills Michigan, Twin Towers.

Sault Saint Marie, Michigan

Car Ferry "Milwaukee" Grand Haven,

MI E. F. Blake Co, New Double Store Middleville, Michigan

Washington Street Hart Michigan

Each Main Street, Middleville Michigan

The City of Cheboygan - 1950 Postcard Before the Bridge "Big Mac" The city of Cheboygan offered ferry service between St. Ignace and Mackinaw City, Michigan. It had an overall length of 259 feet, carries 75 vehicles and a crew of 45.

The Vacationland. 1956 Postcard. built in 1952 by Great Lakes Engineering Works Before the "Big Mac" Bridge. The newest and largest of the Michigan State Ferries, operating between the Straits cities of St. Ignace and Mackinaw City, is aptly named, for Michigan is truly a "vacationland". Diesel powered, the Vacationland also serves as an ice breaker during the winter months. Carries 150 vehicles and can be loaded and unloaded from either end. Is equipped with a Ray-theon Mariners Pathfinder 16 inch presentation finer radar.

The Vacationland. Postcard of 1952 Same as the other card With a capacity of 650 passengers and 150 vehicles, the vacationland is the ultimate in car ferries. The special design of this ice breaking car ferry permits loading and unloading from either end. Its powerful Diesel engines (9300 maximum HP) help it to make the trip across the Straits of Mackinac between St. Ignace and Mackinaw City, Michigan, in record time.

The Straits of Macinac State Ferry of Michigan Mackinaw City, Michigan

Ignace, Michigan Southbound Autos await loading at New Michigan State Ferry Dock, ST. Ignace, Michigan, Huge, ultramodern Auto Carrier and Ice Breaker "Vacationland" discharges and loads while S.S. Munising clears for run across Straits of Mackinac

. City of Petoskey ferry Michigan State Auto Ferry "City of Petoskey". So named for the thriving community located of the shore of Little traverse Bay, bout 38 miles south of Mackinaw City Population 6,000... The Ferry was placed in service May 25, 1941 the name Petoskey comes from the Chippewa name "Pe-To-Se-Ga," Which in the Indian tongue means "The Rising Sun."

Munising, Michigan State Auto Ferry, Straits of Mackinac City of Petoskey 330 Feet and 105 to 110 cars with a crew of 45 people.

 City of Munising Length of 338 feet with 105 to 110 cars with a crew of 45

Gull at Cape Cod National Seashore Bar Harbor Maine

New Hampshire

Flume Gorge. Flume is a natural gorge extending 800 feet at the base of Mount Liberty. The walls of Conway granite rise to a height of 70 to 90 feet and are 12 to 20 feet apart.  New Hampshire

 Lonesome Lake Beneath Cannon Mountain in the Franconia Notch Reservation New Hampshire

New York

 Tennessee

Mingus Mill in Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Finest Beach in the World,

De Palm's World Record Made Here

 Daytona, Florida

The Lighthouse Daytona, Florida

Florida Bridge

Golden Florida Oranges

A Sausage Tree in Florida

Canada

Niagara Falls Ontario, Canada